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I imagine he didn't have room for a sponge and cleaning products on tour!!!!!!

A couple of mates have taken a spare pillionseat and fitted the mounting plate for a topbox to it. When they get where they are going, they remove it an fit the original one that's stored in the top box. Just a thought for you.

I'll go and look in the garage at mine. Had no probs.

Sweeeeeeeeettttttt bike! Same zorst as me,fecking makes a lovely sound.

Filtering is not illegal. Read the road ahead and if a gap appears in the traffic, it's likely a car is pulling out or turning in. Right turns ahead can mean cars turning with out indicators and black cabs/taxis are liable to u turn without warning. Queues at traffic lights are good places to make good progress and laugh at the mugs sat in the queues!!! Have your lights on and if people pull aside to let you pass, a little wave doesn't go amiss. Enjoy missing out on the queues but be aware that filtering in heavy traffic is hard work as it takes a lot of concentration to take in all that is happening around you and thinking about what all the other people are going to do and anticipate crap/dangerous driving.

All of the above is good advice. I clean my chain with WD40 and spray with chain wax- http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-760-castrol-ch...ax-aerosol.aspx cos i can liberate from work for nothing. When I used to commute, I sprayed my chain every time it got wet.

Nice to see a man with principles!

The best yamaha is my one, end of story!

Done.

Will do, thanks.

I've really started hitting the weights down the gym and I'm gonna start using creatine again. But I can't remember- how much I should take to load up with at first - how much to take once the loading up period is finished - how long to use it for. Anyone got more of a clue on this than me?

These are definitely worth using during winter. Had them fitted to my deauville I had for commuting. Along with heated grips I ended up wearing my summer gloves. http://www.oxprod.com/index.php?pg=3&a...;pid=177&p= I'd also recommend wiring heated grips to the ignition cos you will forget to turn them off if it's an on/off switch.

cheers buddy.

Have your indicators turned up. Was thinking of ordering these and wondered if they are a reputable dealer as I'm suspicious of companies on ebay.

I've got this one fitted to mine- http://www.rg-racing.com/browseBike/Yamaha...007/LP0020.aspx